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Consider a three-dimensional model of methane as seen here in two dimensions. If we use VSEPR theory to describe the geometry of a methane molecule we say its shape is. A) Linear. B) Tetrahedral. C)Trigonal Planar. D)Trigonal Bipyramidal

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